Paris City Hall Clarifies No Olympic Security Plans Lost in Train Theft

Initial investigations reveal stolen computer gear contained only traffic notes, not sensitive security plans for the upcoming Paris Olympics.

A bag containing a computer and two USB memory sticks was stolen from Gare du Nord station, initially feared to hold sensitive Olympic security plans.
Paris City Hall confirms the stolen items contained only traffic-related notes, not detailed security plans.
An investigation is underway, focusing on internal security breaches and potential sanctions.
Around 35,000 security personnel are expected to be deployed daily during the Olympics, with additional support from 10,000 military staff.
The Paris Olympics, set to begin on July 26, will implement extensive security measures, including intelligent video surveillance.